The Round House Café is owned/operated by the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community for the primary benefit of its government employees and Community members, however everyone is welcome. Managed for SRPMIC by ARAMARK.
The Round House Café opened April 13th, 2009 and is part of the Two Waters Administration Complex of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community tribal government. We proudly served our one millionth customer in mid-June of 2017 and continue to serve close to 600 meals a day, including catering. Managed for the Community by ARAMARK, the Café serves a delicious variety of "regular American" daily offerings including burgers, soups, entrée specials, made to order deli sandwiches, pizza, calzones and stromboli -- in addition to a rotating variety of cultural menus, including many ethnic dishes from both around the country and across the world. Many of our Native American recipes were created locally by our staff, 80% of which are SRPMIC members, including hand-made chumuth (tortillas) and fry bread, Posole Verde, Menudo, Red Beef and Green Pork Chili, Tepary Beans, Zucchini-Corn & Cheese, Poshol, and many more. Reservations are not needed -- walk-ins are certainly welcome. For questions, contact ARAMARK in the Café kitchen at 480-362-5537 or 5538. If we don't answer, it's because we're busy cooking or serving -- but leave a message and we'll get back to you. Hope to see you soon in the Round House Café!
